WVWD Expands Water Conservation Programs and Adapts to Needs of the Community by Walnut Valley Water District Apr 25, 2025 Member Submitted News Walnut – Walnut Valley Water District (WVWD) has prepared an addendum to its 2019-2024 Water Use Efficiency Strategic Plan, highlighting the districts customer-centered conservation efforts during the Plan period. The addendum reflects extensive research into customer needs and preferences, during and after, the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in tailored programs that promote long-term water efficiency in our community. For example, WVWD expanded its conservation efforts by introducing several virtual resources such as: Online Educational Workshops How-To Guides Virtual Indoor and Outdoor Water Use Survey Program New Customer Portal Instagram Live with Vector Control – Mosquito Bites “Did You Know” Social Media Series Collaboration with the City of Walnut Among the standout innovations during this period were the introduction of Hydrant Guards to limit water loss from damaged fire hydrants, and the expansion of the Leak Repair Program, which proactively assists qualified residents in fixing water leaks on their properties. These programs, along with irrigation retrofit assistance and water-saving rebates, helped WVWD deliver significant value to its community while ensuring that public funds were maximized through funding support from the Metropolitan Water District (MWD). Looking ahead, WVWD remains dedicated to expanding its water conservation efforts and meeting the District’s water use efficiency goals. As part of the state’s framework to make Conservation a California Way of Life, WVWD will continue to innovate, offering both digital and in-person solutions, to help residents and businesses use water wisely. WVWD’s long-term commitment to sustainable water management will help ensure a resilient water future for the community, with a focus on efficiency, accessibility, and customer engagement. About WVWD WVWD was formed in 1952, and after seven decades of service to the community, the District operates and maintains a drinking water and recycled water system serving a population of nearly 100,000 residents. The WVWD team is comprised of water professionals dedicated to meeting the water supply needs of the communities it serves (Diamond Bar, Walnut, Rowland Heights, Pomona, Industry, and West Covina). WVWD is committed to leading with integrity and does so through excellence in customer service, communication, accountability, reliability, efficiency, and quality.
